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On THE ALERT.
The Dominion 6overnmont ia Ev-
identity Determined
To Make the summer Very Warm one
for Yankee Ftshcrtnen.

ST. JOINS, n. r., April s.-1hr sctiun or
the Dominion cruiser Nigilant i'm giving
chase OF Beaver Harbor "Wednesday 10 an
American fisherman In search of bait Is
considered here 20 be convincing proof
that the Canadian Government does not
intend 10 relax any Of the provisions OF
the treaty OF isis, but IL will enforce all
its sections with as great stringcncy as
last season. II was generally believed
among Canadian fishermen that this sec.
uon OF the treaty relating TO the sale OF
bai' would not be enforced this yoar, but
since Friday last their minds have been
disabuscd OF this idea. A Canadian fish.
crman says that there has been good deal
OF bait purchased from the Bay OF Fuudy
neet during the winter. Toe bank fisher
men go TO Eastport and remain there,
while the quoddy- boats, with licenses TO
touch aud trade, proceed 30 the Canadian
neet and prepare the bait The fishermen
who sell the bait know for what
purpose Il il 20 bo used. but
IA they are TO sell they ask no
questions. The fishing schooner which
the Nigilant chased, was vessel of about
alnety tons aud hailed from Eastpori. Her
name is not yet known. She had como
out of Black Harbor about the same tima
that the cutter emerged from Beaver Har-
Dor. She was heading toward the feet
and was lowering her sails when the cap
tain OF the fisherman observed the cruiser
bearing down upon him. Tho Vigilant
was then about six miles distant, but as
The wind was free from the southeast
she was rapidly nearing her quarry.
Without waiting TO purchase bait
or even inquire the price OF IL,
the fisherman set all sail and
struck ont for Eastport. The cruiser kept
mp the chase past Head Harbor aud well
up Quoddy river before she abandoned IL.
The Vigilant, which was receiving sup
pies here, sailed for her cruising ground
last night. Captain Mclean says she ia
determined 20 make prisoners OF Amori-
can fishermen who violate treaty oblign-
tons, 80 that the fishermen have only
themselves 10 blame II they should be cap
tured. IL Is reported that the General
Middleton, which was taken out OF COM
mission, is again 10 be pressed into tho
service as a fishery cruiser.
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A BOILER BURSTS.
Resulting In tho k,i;,lg ~ ro6t wen And
Dangerously wounding Several UtsstS


Dangerously woanding Several Uts'st~i
PARKTRsuURe, W. Va, April IA tor
fihis ecsident occurred yesterday after
noon on lndiah Pun about seven miles
from Harrisonville, kiiSbis coanty, in
which four men were killed srd
three sthers badly " not fatally
wounded. About ono o'clock tho boiler
~ william Morris saw-miil exploded,
blowing the Shtitc structure. which was a
good-sizod mill, into hhdhhs wood, and
fatally ,calding and njuring 4 Scet., ".
Lindsey and q. y. Williamson. william.
son was blown thirty feet, aud covered
with debris and wreck OF the mill; Scott,
besides being horribly scaldcd. was also
badly cut and bruised by heavy pieccs
Of timber which struck him ON the back
and on the shoulder, Lindsey, ths third
man kille,t, was scaldcd about thu
face and body in fearful manner. An
other man Is reported killed. but could
not learn has name. Three others, whose
names arc reported as Flyn, Holiday and
Moore, were badly hurt by flying sphnters
and timbers. two OF thcm bcing scaIded
severely. Pieces OF the boiler were thrown
two hundred yards, while tho building
was completely domplishcd and the pleccr
scattered In every direction. II Ia believed
tho boiler was short OF water, and that
when the engineer returned he turned on
cold water, causing the explosion.
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The Railway Mystery.

RAHwAr, N. j., April iO-Thc body Of tho
murdered. girl, found near here March ~.
and her clothing were exhibited today.
ABOUT two thousand persons visited tho
morguc. The girls face was surrounded
with cut-iowers. Tho appearance OF
the face has been greatly improved.
numocr Of persons claimed that
they recognized tho body, but upon
investigation IL was found that their state
ments did not agree with the facts known
by the authorities District Attorney
Wilson has officially notified Undertaken
hyno that the body must not be buried un.
I'll he gives an order 10 that effect. The
funeral will be held tomorrow, and tho
body will be placed In receiving vault.
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Ihe HYde Park psmon,lrntinn .

LoNDoN, April 1.-THE Hyde Ts,rk dem
onstration in this city to-day 81 n.otast
against coercion IN ireland was the rrrat-
est demonstration ever known There
were, u IS estimated, 10000 people pres
cnt ~ least tenth Of London's
hve million people were at one point
or another, Witnessing the pro-
cessiou or taking part as spectators or
auditors. A great ovation was given Mrs.
Gladstone and Mr.. Herbert Gladstone. who
sat on the balcony Of Right Honorable Ed
ward Maioribank's house, No. i34 Picadil-
ly. corner Of Park Lane For over two
hours crowds remained in front Of tho
house cheering FOR the Grand oJd Man and
the Grand Old Woman.
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"a LITTLE NONSENSE. "

"A physician says: "lf child does
not thrive On fresh milk. boil IT, " This
l. too severe. Why not spank itg-.
Torn aHd Country.
Colorado will not allow women to
set as Eotarics. They think out there
that 10 is improper 20 swear before
lady .- ODi0h0 Hcraid
No matter how good-naiured
young lady may be her gentlemen
friends can look for a tie-rnid when
she determines to make a silk quilt
MAN proposes. but. Upon
thinking IL over we don't believe he
proposes bali 50 often as the girls
would ike him b.. CiDcinHGif Gazeffc.
His Card. servant girl 90 nistres.)
There. gentleman at the door"
Mistress "Did be give you his name7"
"No. be- gave me "a kiss" ooh. that
my brother Tom Let bin in. ~ Troy
Times
a Montpelier (Yt) girl stepped up
b the pOst-oiiiec delivery window and
began flirting with the clerk when the
postmaster came out with the sngges-
tion that Il was not lawful b. triGe
with the males
Quite Another Thing Young
Lady Go bookstore clerk with his
neck tied up) Have you got the
Newport Aquarelle9 Clerk Cresssur-
ingIy oh. 10. Miss tsnothing bat
common -H1rcard LaapooH
The Best Thing
Non shat IS thc beef thing shout me-
Whorelu "a mf aduirs1Ieft caafms
rhen he sald. as he pasod
Sis arm r0gnd ncr waist
'inc Dost thing about OJi-MY arniH
tut Bifa
Sitter Gn position for photography
By tbe way. what DO you charge for
Photographic Photographer Nine dol
lars the half dozen. Now let your eyes
rest naturally on that sign. Terms
Cash. ' and look pleasant ~ u Sue.
Railroad employe I'm sorry mann.
20 inform YOU that the last train has
just departed aud that YOU are left.
Elderly maiden Don worry, 7 guess
/ know what being cleft means
haven't lived all these years for noth-
ing
Mrs. Jollyboy Who're on earth
have you been2 Mr. il can not cell
a lie; I've beeu 90 m' onish Mrs j. -
That's where We differ I can tell .
lie when hear one, fCruel silence.
during which something is heard 70
drop
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A Terrible Family FIahi.

PrTrsnuRGH. April 1O-A Commeyclf,
Gazefie Meadville, Pa, special says Dur
ing q family quarrel last night, Mrs John
Buchholtz seized lighted lamp and hurl
cd al her husbands head The burning
missile exploded and in an instant both hus
band and wife were cnycloped In flames
Buchholz dragged bis wife from the burn
ing building. but She was 80 badly injured
that deathrclievod her sunerings at am
early hour this morning. Buchholtz was
also terribly burned and is now dying
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FIRsT GUS OF THE sRAsoN.
a Canadian Cruiser Fires ON an American
Vessel

ST. JoHN, N. H.. April News he "a
reached here that the fishery cruiser vig-
liant, when sailing out OF ucaver Harbor,
n few days ago, sighted an American fials-
Ing vessel within the three mile limit, and
evidently after bait. Tho Viglant gave
chase and gained on the "Y ankce,n - who
refused 10 hcave 20 even when a blank
shot was fired. rho chase was continued.
but tho American vessel soon gained the
line md was safe This IL the first gun
Erod t"is season by Canadian cruiser.
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Attempt on the Cars LIE.

LONDON, April 1.-The Morning Poa-s
Vienna correspondent telcgraphs that
a report Is current al the Austrian Capt
tai that on Wednesday last another un-
successful attempt was made 20 assassi-
nate the Gar, and that all the consplra-
tors except two, man aud woman,
both Of whom had bombs CON
ccaled about them, escaped arrest Vienna
and Berlin kilograms confirm the foregO.
ing, and state that the culprit stood upon
the steps Of an uninhabited house No a.
and carried bombs under a plaid shawl
u is supposed that the man was an accom-
plicc Of the other two and did not know
that the latter had been arrested.
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DesIans for Coins.

WASHINGTON, April s--Thc Director OF
the Mint, under the provisions OF Soc
ton 500, II. r.. and with the approval of
the Secretary OF the Treasury, has is
sued a circular inviting designs for
the diverse and reverse for the silver
dollar and the minor coins OF the United
States. An award OF not 20 exceed 500
VIII be made for each accepted set Of de.
signs. The circular is addressed % well.
known artists, and invites them 20 study
the coins belonging 90 the cabinet OF the
mint AZ Philadelphia, which contains sev.
eral pattern pieces, the designs OF which
arc believed 10 be superior 70 those OF sew
eral OF the current coins.
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IoSDO> April s-Ihere is o strong ems.
grafton movement being organized here to
establish English colonies in the neighDor.
hood ~ Los Angeles and ~ induce scr
tiers 20 20 20 Lower California several
English churches arc canvassng the idea
Of buying tracts of bands upon which TO-
build churches and to sell ia small lots 10
Christian workmen. if the coercion b.ll
passes there VIII be- an increased emirra-
ton from ireland There is great distress
throughout England among the working
class. and the emigration agents hefo
have no trouble in getting up 5hlpioads u
skilled workmou o. emigrate.
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WHOLESALE RoBBER1ns.
scventy-iivc Men Implicated In stealing z
Prom Railroad Cars - Arrests Ucing
made-s3oo, 900 Taken.


ftrrsrrRon, April ll.-Therc have been
numerous robberies on tho fPan HandIol
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati aud 81 Louis rail.
road FOR several months N Is allegcd the
robbcries have been committed by en-
ploycs, conductors, brakcmcn and Others.
about seventy five In number. This morning
a large number OF employees were brought
10 this city. At midnight all Of the Pitts.
burgh police force were started out 10
make arrests. number OF arrests have
been made. Every one is very close
monthed, and not much can be learned.
Colonel Norman l.. Smith who has the
case Ia charge FOR the railroad company,
says the value OF tho goods stolen
Is over $4,000 and that several
hundred men arc implicated Tho
majority OF these were ordered 90 tho
city last night, and then the order To ar
rest them was given. The other suspects
were being arrested by special officers
wherever they happened 60 be. Tho opera
tons OF the robbers, il is said. covered
three States, and in all OF these arrests
were being made this morning. II is
SAID the robbcrics have been going on for
years.
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chIna,s Precious Posses,ion.

LoSDON. April li.-li seems an extra
ordinary thing % state that az The present
momcutthe Chinese government possesses
the fastest torpedo boat in She world This
little vessel, which has just been complct-
ed for thcm by Yarr0w q Coz has attained
the speed OF twenty four knots an hour.
Why the English Admiralty DO not pos
sess any thing that can approach this
speed, II is dinicult 60 say. Epgush ves-
sells, whether large or small. have never
seemed 10 attain their estimated speed.
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kIssane charues BlaekmaII.

sAN FHANcrsco, April 7-Kissame, who
IA SICK abod at Sonoma, WAS interviewed
py reporter yesterday but declined 20
say much He distinctly charged that
General Darr's motive Ina exposing him
was blackmail, and added '1n fact Darr
demanded OF me specified sum as his
price Tor continued silence
Ngw YoEK, April IL. y. Hart, William
kissane's lawyer, intimates that after he
gets things settled up here ne Is going
BACK 70 California 10 make things lively
for his clients enemies.
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A Political Battle

CHICAGO, April 7.--An Inter, Oc,an special
from Litchhcld, ILL.,, says A political
riot occurred horc last night over the city
election Of Tuesday Two factions, ono
Tor Concedinc aud the other for Thorpe
Tor alderman Of the First Ward, became
involved and a fight cnsuod, which lasted
nearly two hours. The police forcc was help
less, and could do nothing with the mob
Many men were badly beaten and bruised
III is feared moro trouble will result To-
night as II is believed the two factions arc
gathering for "A conflict.
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PERSONAL AND IMpeasoNAl-

Bishop William Taylor has usmcd
his missionary steamer To bc used on
the Ulysr Congo Tor his wife. Annie
Taylor.
The new ladies' club at Boston IL
called the Monograph. aud its chief
ihtsllectual diet will be modern history.
--BostoH Giobc.
Theodore Parker once spoke of
Bcechcr as the preacher Of the
Ply mouth pulpit whose souniling-board
sas the Rocky Mountains"
The two best female yiolinists in
the United State. are Miss Duke.
daughter of General Basil Duke. of
Kentucky, and Miss Maud Tarloton. OF
Baltimore.
al sec. - said an opposing counsel to
the late Emery A. Storrs. ''you hate
90 meet tho truth in this matter" II
never do meet L." was the prompt re-
ply; ''the truth aud I always travel In
the Same direction
Mrs. j. j. Astor has sent another
pcrty OF 100 boys aud girls from New
York 10 Western homes through the
Childrcn's Aid Society. making i.ii5
Of city waits whom she has placed IN
good homes at cost Of S2O, ,656.
"A mountain in North Bornco has
been nam ed for Frank Hatton. the
young scientist who lost his life there
while prospecting for gold. 'sincc his
death. by the why, gold has been found
at that very place In large quantities
One of the richest widows In Gin
cinnati lives In a garrct room. lends
her money at twelve per cent. interest.
and makes "A couple of sausagcs last her
"A whole week for meat. She refuses an
offer of marriage about every other
day.
The richest colorcd woman In
| America Il Amanda Eubauks. of Rome.
Ca. who pays taxes on 100000 The
| next scheSt woman u Mrs. james
| Thomas, Of ST. Louis, who owns the
finest bnrber-shop In the world, "Tho
| Lindcll, and is Assessed on property
TO the amount of 100000.
According to New York CORES
| pondent women are considered 10y pub
fishers to be among the best Judges OF
/ manuscript. Whether IL bc their critic
al judgment or their critical instinct.
| their conclusion as Co whether an en-
bryo book or magazine article will take
with the public or not is pretty sure TO
| be correct.
The postal clerks between Spring
field and Boston got hold Of letter tho
other day addressed in this way: "Airs.
| Grover Cleveland. care ~ President
Grover Cleveland. Washington, Mass"
| The laws 81 the service are inexornble.
and 10 Washington. Mass. that letter
was sent, although IN time IL will prob
| ably find its way to the waste basket ~
the wife Of our first Citizen Boston
| Budget.
| "A good story Il told ~ the three
| year-old daughter 81 Mr. Henry r.
Abbey. the theatrical manager White
in England Mr.. Abbey rented noble
mans estate. aud one day his lordshis
came 10 dine with them. The little girl
heard him constantly called my Lord
| by the servants, and she listened won.
deringly 10 form of address she had
never heard except in connection with
| her prayers. After the noblcnan had
kissed her she ran 10 her father cx,
claiming: 30, papa, God kissed met
~. T. Sun.
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CRIED TOO LATE.
Nebraska Train Wrecker Convicted OF Mur-
der In the FIr.i Degrer.


NEBRAsKA CRY, NEB., April 1i.-On Jan
nary III the night passenger train on the
missouri Pacific was thrown from the
track some ten miles from this city. The
engineer, james Dewitt, was instantly
Killed, a number were injured, and prop
eriy was destroyed 20 the extent of at
least $4,000. James Bell and David Hor
man were arrested for the crime. and in
dicted for murder in the first degree
Hoffman was placed ON trial a. the prin-
cipal Wednesday last Bell was placed
on the stand, when he weakened and testi-
ned That Hoffman did the job, while hc sat
near 100 drunk TO take part. The case
was given TO the jury Saturday evening
They returned in twenty minutes with
a verdict Of murder in the first degree
When the verdict was read, the defendant
broke down completely, and cried like a
child
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PtREEnaBrn0. W Va, April l0 On ths
farm ~ j. P Jenkins. in Lewis County.
IS q large walnut tree which is four feet iu
diameter. About four on 1--WE feet above
ground the tree Is divided into two large
branches which annually produce loads of
walnuts. ono branch producing Gna crop
~ black walnuts, while the other side on
branch produces a heavy crop Of. butter
nuts or white walnuts The bark Of the
tree from The root 20 the top has thc ap-
poarauce of perfect commingllDRof both
varieties The tree is probably over one
hundred wears old
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The First on Record.

HxsToHEsrER, PA, April IA valuabls
orood marc belonging TO tho stock farm of
Norman Barnard, near Avondnlc, broke
her leg recently, and DR.. Ewing, OF West
Grove, set tho broken limb aud LEFT it Ina
good condition. In the animals plungcs
afterward 'he leg was again broken, and
DR.. Huldekopcr, OF the University OF Penn.
sylvania, having been sent for advised
amputa'ion. This was done aud the ami
NAL IS said TO be doing we'll This is the
first case on record Of such an operation
IN America
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Another Gas Blove,

MLwACKEE. Wi-. AprilS-G schwai.
bach, dealer in groceries and dl-y goods,
in Allentown. Wis, came 20 Milwaukee
yesterday 20 buy goods. lie took a room
at Dixs Hotel yesterday evening and
falling 70 appear this morning his room
was Oro<en into and he was found asphyx-
lated in bed. Tho room was FUN of gas.
he blew out the light before going tO bed.
His recovery Is very doubtful
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A FrInhllul Death.

DEoAr'E, ISD., April s.--A tbirtoen-year-
old son OF John Johnson, OF this city, while
trying 20 put a belt on the pulley OF a
grindstoue In his fathers planing.mill
yesterday, was caught by the driving belt
Of the mill and carried 20 the line shafting
and whiried round and round until oyery
bone In bis body WAS broken. One Of his
arms was torn from his body Z the shoul-
der. His death was almost instantaneous.
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WAsHIScrOv, April Sc General Butler. in
an examination in suit against him in
The court Of claims, gave n deposition. OK
planning how ho came by The Twiggs
swords and silverware captured 81 New
Orleans and what disposition ho made of
them iie says when be l8st heard 0f
them hey were iu the Treasury Depart.
mguf
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ProhlhllIon Victory.

JACKSON, Miss, April The Prohibit
tionists carried the election In Rankin
County yesterday. This shuts out the
whisky men of Jackson, who intended, II
Rankin went against Prohibition. % c8tnb-
Ish themselves in that county, in tho
vicinity OF jackson.
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Rouah on theatrical psonls

CHfcAoO April 1-At a largely attended
meeting oi theatrical managers BE- vas rc-
solved 20 ask thc Inter State Commerce
Commission to suspend for this season the
provisi0nsof Che law, which, as interpreted
by tbe railroads. being an especial hard.
ship upon theatrical people.
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New YORK, April Es1y This morning
Peter Murray aod Edward Algord. two d.
Dorers who were at work on the new
building, No. 81 Broadway. fell from mo
seyenth story % the ground and wore
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Non PoIrqsmous normons.

CLEVELAND, April The reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ, Of the Latter bay
Saints, or Non POlygamOus MormOns. are
hOldinga Conference at Che old Mormon
Temple, which was erected in kirkland,
Ohio hfiy years ago, By Joseph Smith aud
bis followers
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ToiTKA, Eas, April i0 The new Kansas
liquor law makes it necessary for a man de-
string 20 open drug store to have TWEEN
tyhve women signers 90 the petition. aud
any person who buys liquor must 70 BE-.
fore a notary public and make anidayit a.
70 what use he viii make Of De- and That 10
is not Intended for beverage
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a Remarkahle Colnnidenon

PEomA. hI-, April li.-A case Of re-
markable coincidence has just been
brought 90 light some time ago Pat Con
more was killed on railroad here and it
now transpires that his brother was killed
in Pennsylvania in the same way, day aud
hour
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Ilnhisd lln hua n.l.nr

MANOR, o., April i0.-An enormous me-
teor passed over Marion At twenty minutes
past eight O'Clock This evening from west
20 east Illuminating the streets with q
bright blue light sufficient ~ make print
readable. ~ was apparently toe slze Of -
dessert plate, and was visible fully a min-
ME
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Gold Tlnled srow

Au0usrA, WIS, April About an inch
OF snow fell here Tuesday night. tho sur
face Of which ia covered with thick layer
Of what seems ~ be- dust or ashes. This
whole section, 80 far as heard from. Is coy.
cred with the same yellowish snow. n is
Q stranRo phenomenon
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If YOU want 10 meet all your
friends. just undertake TO run along
the street 90 catch train. Every man
you ever saw viii be on hand % pass
the time Of day. philadelphia CaiL
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Ihs Vatican and Chin.

Pairs. AprIls The Pope has forwarded
~ the French Government proposals aim
.ng to bring about an understanding with
France with reference % the establish.
ment OF diplomatic relations between tha
Vsticsn aud China
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LONDON. April IA disturbance %.
currod at the town of zaberu. Alsace. yes
terday. during which numDor of recruits
hauled d0wn The German dag from tbs
ohciai buildings About twenty men were
concerned iu the affair. several Of whom
have been aFrasfrf
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Young VIE Commits Suicide

Woo-TEE. o., April ii.-Mrs B r. Son.
ncdecker daughter Of Peter Spangler. an
old resident 81 this county, suicideda ~ lief
home in Wayne township. Mrs Some
decker has been married only "a rfesv
weeks. Hereditary inssuitv is-esid fo be
the cause
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lnHuY OF lmmlarani,

Wv YOnE April s--Four thousand two
hundred and seventy three immigrants
were landed to-day at Castle Garden. tne
largest number Boz Que day an this season
of The year siuce Castle Garden was first
useG a. reception place for immigrants.